This code indicates that the temperature of the CLC control unit’s circuit board has reached 85 °C (185 °F) for more than 2 seconds. This elevated temperature can accelerate the aging of electronic components and potentially lead to intermittent faults or premature failure.

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This fault code is issued when the Cab Load Center (CLC) control unit’s circuit board temperature exceeds 115 °C (239 °F) for more than 2 seconds. This critical temperature level can cause severe damage to the circuit board, potentially leading to failure of electronic components, degradation of circuit integrity, and a risk of fire.

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This fault code indicates that the current in the CAN wake-up output circuit has exceeded the 7-amp fuse rating. High current can be caused by a short circuit within the wiring or excessive load from connected components. This condition risks overheating, potential damage to electrical components, and circuit failure.

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This fault code signifies that the Cab Load Center (CLC) control unit’s wake-up output circuit is open, resulting in a current below the operational threshold. An open circuit here can disrupt power supply to essential components, including the Vehicle Load Center, Cornerpost Display, and various crucial sensors, impairing their functionality. This condition is commonly caused…

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This fault code is recorded when the current in the front wiper motor high speed circuit surpasses the 7-amp fuse rating, suggesting a short circuit or motor overload. Such conditions can lead to overheating, potential motor failure, and safety risks.

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This error code is triggered when the current in the front wiper motor low speed circuit exceeds the 7-amp fuse rating. This abnormal current draw is typically caused by a fault within the motor or its wiring, such as a short circuit, which can impair the motor’s function and risk electrical safety.

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This fault code indicates that the current flowing through the rear wiper motor circuit has exceeded the 7-amp fuse rating, likely due to a short circuit or an overloaded motor. High current can cause overheating and potential damage to the motor and associated wiring, posing a risk of malfunction or electrical fire.

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This fault code indicates that the current in the ELX output 1 circuit has exceeded the fuse rating of 12 amps. Such a condition suggests a short circuit or an overload within the circuit. High currents can lead to overheating, potential damage to wiring or components, and even pose fire hazards. This usually results from…

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This error code is triggered when the ELX output 1 circuit is detected as open, indicated by current levels below the specified milliamperes for the intended operation. An open circuit in this context often results from disconnected wires, failed components, or faulty connections, which prevent the correct operation of the component or circuit reliant on…

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This fault code arises when there is an invalid status in the road light switch configuration. Specific issues include the headlight command being active without any other switch commands, the headlight command active alongside two or more other switch commands, or other switch commands active without the headlight command. This typically indicates a problem in…

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This fault indicates a malfunction in the rear wiper switch, where the switch is detected as being commanded on while it is off or commanded off while it is on, persisting for more than 0.5 seconds. This can be due to a faulty switch, wiring issues, or a problem in the control unit.

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